Religious notices from Moravian and other churches
Moravian pastor E S Crosland leads prayer at 9 and service at 10 with Sunday School at 1 30 and love feast at 3. Open-air service on the church square follows. United Evangelical pastor J S Harpex holds Bible study at 8 30 Sunday School at a.m. preaching at 10 and 7 30. United Brethren pastor J M Walters with Sunday School at 9 80 a.m. preaching at 10 30 a.m. C E meeting at 6 45 and preaching at 7 30 p.m. Lutheran pastor F A Weichsel: services in Penryn at 10 a.m. Brickerville at 2 and 7 30 p.m. Wennonite: services Hess’ and Erisman’s Sunday morning Manheim at 2 p.m. Lititz in evening. Church of the Brethren: services Sunday morning Manheim and evening Lititz Lex Meten and Fairview. Catholic Church: services first third and fifth Sundays of the month at 10 a.m. in the new church on East Front street Brunnerville U B S 5 at 9 a.m. preaching at 16 a.m.
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E. S. Crosland
United Evangelical
J. S. Harpex
S. S
United Brethren
J.M. Walters
C. E
Lutheran
F. A. Weichsel
Penryn
Brickerville
Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Lititz
Church of the Brethren
Ing
Lexmeten
Fairview
Catholic Church
Om East Front Street
Brunnerville U. B.S
Moravian Church Observes Dual Anniversary Dedication
Special services marked the 138th anniversary of the Moravian church dedication and the 193rd of renewal at Herrnhut. Reverend Waren delivered the address at nine o’clock, with choir and soloists performing selections. Seven members transferred by letter, and local visitors attended as offerings for the Larger Life Campaign reached $50.11.
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Herrnhut
Saxony
Waren
Dery
Staten Island
Lowefeast
Shelly
Miss Morgan
Phila
Phia
Solvist
Stainer
Charles H. Reinas
Nerbert Cooper
S. Blanche Smeltzer
Samuel
John Burkhart
Luther League Program at St Pauls Penryn Aug 7
The Luther League program will be held at St Pauls in Penryn on August 7 at 8 oclock. Speaker W M Mearig of Holland will give the address. The program includes psalm, gloria patri, plays, scripture, hymns, and a talk titled Dangers and Temptations of Young People. Aimee discussion led by I W Singer, with multiple solos, recitations, duets, and instrumental pieces.
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Luther League
St. Paul’s Eran
Penryn
W. M. Mearig Y Holland
Mearig
Figimn
U. D. Melschnee
Evangelistic Services Held at Kauffman's Park Manheim
The United Zion's Children will hold annual evangelistic services at Kauffman's Park Manheim on the chosen day in August from 9 a m to 4 p m. Ministers from various churches will preach and all abuse is forbidden. The public is invited to attend.
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United Zion’s Children
Kauffman’s Park
Manheim
Harvest Meeting at Loungenecker Meeting House
The Church of the Brethren holds Harvest Meeting this Saturday afternoon and evening August 21 at the Loungenecker Meeting House. Sisters from various areas will address the meeting. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Church of the Brethren
Loungenecker
Pastors Will Exchange Pulpits Sunday
J H Ginter of East Peters will preach at United Evangel church Sunday morning. The regular pastor Rev Harp OT will preach at Ginter's church.
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J. H. Ginter
East Peters
United Evanal Church
Harp OT
Millport Union Sunday School Picnic Celebrated
The Millport Union Sunday School picnic last Saturday featured an old-fashioned tree meal for each attendee. Eighty large lager cakes, cup cheese, apple pie, preserves and coffee filled the table, with a singing concert in the afternoon. The Lititz band provided music and a speech followed supper at Reist's grove.
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Millport Union
Lititz
Reist’s Grove
Bellflower apples in Lexington yield estimate and notes
David Rickert of Lexington tends a twelve year old Bellflower apple tree loaded with fruit after thinning. Expect about eleven bushels with clean fruit from sprays. Bellflower is a late variety that keeps to Christmas and remains rarely seen on markets. Rickert also prizes a Bureau Clariau pear, a likely county rarity, with a late, very large fruit that preserves white flesh and melts in the mouth.
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David Rickert
Lexington
Mr. Rickert
Rickert
Bureau Clariau
Farmers Hold Wheat as Market Awaits Upside
BH K Zartman reports little wheat arriving at his mill amid market uncertainty. Farmers expect higher prices and hold grain. Some harvested wheat remains soft and should have stood longer. U S Delp and Otto Stephan plan to start cutting tobacco this week. Stephan lacks male help. his wife will assist. Stephan farms thirteen acres and will work steadily through the harvest.
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K. Zartman
U. S. Delp
Otto Stephan
Stephan
Charles Rays New Photo Play The Sheriff's Son
Paramount star Charles Ray stars in The Sheriff's Son at the Paramount Theatre. A quiet, homely tale of a young man who overcomes inherited fear to win courage and love, with strong female support and a grounded, relatable portrayal. Joe Dreifus, Karl Erb and Dr. C E Lane also appear in a light note about rooftop groundhog hunting that accompanies the review.
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Charles Ray
Mr. Ray
Paramount
Paramount Theatre
Ray
Buch & Rader Dissolved. Lititz Record to Continue
Notice states Ralph E. Buch and W. Willis Rader dissolved Buch & Rader general job printers and publishers of the Lititz Record by mutual consent. Rader withdraws and Ralph E. Bueh will present for set at the Record Office and continue the business.
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Ralph HE. Buch Sud
W. Willis Rader
Buch & Rader
General Job
Lititz Record
Rader
Ralph E. Bueh
Terry the living encyclopedia of Harvard’s records office
Terry, a roly poly colored man at Harvard College, serves for 19 years as the living encyclopedia of the recorder's office. He remembers more than 10,000 Harvard men and vast Harvardiana, including dates, names, and events, without training or memory theories. Faculty rely on him to recall dates of fires, course starts, overseers, game scores, and who was recently elected.
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Terry
Carpenter Becuse
Human Encyclopedia of the
Recorder's
Harvard College
Harvard
Weldhall
Sociable stones move to form compact piles in Nevada
In Nevada a curious phenomenon occurs with so called sociable stones. When a few stones are placed about two or three feet apart on level ground they migrate toward a central point with surprising speed. Campers noticed the effect while using wrapping paper as a tablecloth and weighting its corners with stones. The stones gathered in the middle, then wandered back into a heap, proving a social tendency among the rocks.
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Nevada
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